Burdette homer caps Braves seven run first in World Series
Milwaukee roars to a 7-1 lead over the New York Yankees as Lew Burdette belts a homer with two aboard in the first inning. Bill Bruton also homered, Schoendienst and Covington drove in runs, and Duke Maas relieves Turley after a seven run burst.
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Lew Burdette
Braves
New York Yankees
The
Bob Turley
Duke Maas
Yanks
Burdette
Bill Bruton
Red Schoendienst
Mathews
Hank Aaron
Wes Covington
Aaron
Frank Torre
Elston Howard
de Crandall
Johnny Logan
Covington
Maas
Howard
Norm Siebern
Yankees
Bauer
McDougald
Hopper
Mantle
Schoendienst
Logan
Berra
Torre
Briton
Turley
Crandall
Kucks
Bruton
Kubek
Park Lease Set for Kansas State Park at Kanopolis Lake
Kan Sas Park and Recreation Authority chairman Al Grauerholz said the Army will lease 800 acres on the east shore of Kanopolis Lake for a new state park. Reps Myron George and Wint Smith announced the move after a meeting with Undersecretary Dewey Short. Work crews have begun, with shelter houses picnic tables a shower house boat landings and roads planned. The lake lies about 12 miles long on the Smoky Hill river between Marquette and Ellsworth. The Legislature allotted 134000 for the park budget this year and officials expect facilities ready in April.
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Coffeyville
al Grauerholz
Kansas Park and Recreation Authority
Army
Washington
Kansas
Kanopolis Lake
Grauzerholz
Myron George
Wint Smith
Dewey Short
Marquette
Grauerholz
Kanapolis
Smoky Hill
Ellsworth
Indian Is Held On Bad Check Charge
The FBI arrested Robert Lee Dushane, 24, a Seneca Indian, charging him with passing six bad checks totaling $240. He worked as a billing clerk for a Chicago freight service and cashed a $40 bad check drawn on a Seneca Mo. bank on Oct 30, 1997.
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Chicago
FBI
Robert Lee Dushane
Miami
Okla
Dushane
Charlotte Rhodes Crowned Chanute Fall Festival Queen 1958
In Chanute Kansas 18 year old Charlotte Rhodes was crowned Fall Festival Queen at the Memorial Auditorium before about 1,700 spectators. Festival princesses Susan Francis and Carol Knox joined, with events including talent acts, fiddlers, square dancing, tumbling, and a parade set for Saturday. The Jaycees will fund the trio’s appearance at the Independence celebration. Weather in Topeka forecast partly cloudy with 40s’ lows and 65 to 70 highs through Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goocland
Wichita
Dodge City
Manhattan
Memorial
Charlotte Rhodes
Chanute
Carl Nordt
The
Jaycees
Miss Rhodes
Susan Francis
Humboldt
Carol Knox
al Armek SS SS Fs
Independence
Royster Jung
Julie Hanson
Dinah Morse
Cindy Harris
Thayer
Phil Chaney
George Lopeman
Jim Petty
Hutchinson State Fair
Carol LaRue
Leeva Carter
Billie Solomon
Rockets
Clifford Sperry
Lawrence Lovett
James Alexander
Glen Halbe
City Park
E. Main
Walter Chappell
R. 3
National Guard Armory
Charles Rhodes
S. Lafayette
Memorial Auditorium
Jollene Mendenhall
Tribune
Chanute Reports $300 September Fire Loss
Chanute Fire Chief C W Brennan reported September fire loss at 300 with seven service calls including a cafe, a machine shop, two residences, a trash fire and a rescue of a pigeon from a tree. Refinery damage was 1500 but not in city report. Through October 1 runs totaled 91, down 18 from 1957.
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Chanute
C. W. Brennan
Mid-America
Tioga Township
Brennan
Three Plan to Attend Flood Control Meet
Three Chanute representatives will attend a meeting of the Arkansas River Basin Flood Control Assn in Little Rock. Mayor Dale A. Dahlgren and Commissioners Randall Diver Harold R Williams along with Gordon Barker of Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control and Water Conservation Assn will travel by chartered plane. The Neosho Cottonwood group is a member of the Arkansas River organization.
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Chanute
Arkansas River Basin Flood Control Assn
Little Rock
Ark
Federal Bureau of the Budget
Dale A. Dahlgren
Randall Diver
Harold R. Williams
Gordon Barker
Neosho - Cottonwood Flood Control and Water Conservation Assa
Neosho - Cottonwood Association
Arkansas River Organization
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Hit 405 for 1958
AP reports Kansas traffic fatalities in 1958 reached 405 for the year to date, with 2 deaths in the last 24 hours. The figures compare with 413 deaths in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shul to begin 14 months duty in Okinawa
Cpt. Frank C. Shul son of Mr and Mrs Claude E Shul of 1526 Santa Fe will depart October 8 for a 14 month duty assignment in Okinawa Japan.
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Frank C. Shul
Claude E. Shul
Santa Fe
Okinawa
Cars Too Long to Handle Parking Lot Owner Says
St Louis parking firm warns 1959 Cadillacs are too long and wide for its six lots. Wayne Stedelin of City Auto ParksCo cites nine inch longer Cadillacs and bumper lights and grillwork raising safety and ramp clearance concerns. The firm may extend loans to other new models while studying dimensions.
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ST. Louis
Wayne Stedelin
City Auto Parks Co
Stedelin
US 59 grading and bridges contracts approved in Neosho area
The Kansas Highway Commission approved bids totaling 308 840 for 9.1 miles of grading and three bridges on US 59 northern from the Neosho Labette line. M W Watson Construction won 174 255 for grading, Maxwell Bridge for three bridges at 87 610, Freeto Construction for detour subgrade and asphalt at 46 975.
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Neosho-Labette County
Parsons
The
Highway Commission
M. W. Watson Construction Co
Topeka
Maxwell Bridge Co
Columbus
Freeto Construction Co
Pittsburg
Jack L. Goodrich
Kansas
Fredonia
Kenneth McNabb
Pleasanton
Kansas City Woman Dies in Car Crash
In Independence Missouri an automobile failure to navigate a curve led to a high speed crash killing Lois Snyder 22 of Kansas City and injuring four others. The report notes a Tribune delivery issue with carrier contact details.
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Kansas City
Independence, Mo
Lois Snyder
Dulles Clarifies U S Policy To Chiang Kai shek
Secretary of State Dulles sent a message to Taipei to clear up an impression that U S policy might shift. Officials said the note aimed at Chiang Kai shek to reassure him while Dulles kept U S stance not to bargain away Quemoy and Matsu.
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Dulles
Formosa
U.S
Everett Drumwright
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Lake Ontario
Duck Island
Lincoln White
United States
Red China
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang
Associated Press
China
Quemoy and
Talks End In Deck Officer Strike Across U S Ports
Talks between striking Masters Mates and Pilots Union and 20 steamship firms collapsed, with 40 ships idled from New England to the Gulf. Bargaining recessed indefinitely over vacation pension and welfare benefits, not wages.
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New York
New England
Gulf Coast
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
American Merchant Marine Institute
Emporia man dies in Elmdale area crash
An automobile accident east of Elmdale claimed the life of 29 year old Henry A. Lauderback of Emporia. The crash occurred last night when the single vehicle left the road. Police reported no other injuries.
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Elmdale
Kas
Henry A. Lauderback
Emporia
Zoning Panel Recommends Rezoning West Cherry Area
A special zoning committee adopted a resolution to rezone portions of West Cherry along the new K-39 route from B-1 residential to B-1 local business. The plan covers half blocks east and west of Cherry, north and south, with liquor and tavern uses not allowed in B-1. Committee members cited 36 property owners replying to the poll, and the city commission must approve.
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Special
Santa Fe
Grant
Washington
Cherry
City Commission
Broom Corn Crop Harvest Underway in Great Plains
The Savonburg area turns to broom corn as farmers like Robert Larson continue a 50 year tradition. Stalks are hand cut, seed removed, dried, and baled at 300 to 350 pounds before shipping to Chanute broom manufacturers. Prices run about 340 to 500 dollars per ton amid lengthy harvest season across Lindsay Oklahoma.
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Larry Mathews
Savonburg
Robert Larson
Chanute
Lindsay
Okla
Larson
Ten Year Terms For Bradfield
Bradfield 23 of Chanute received concurrent sentences of up to 10 years in the state reformatory for four counts of second degree forgery. He forged checks for 100 10 30 and 15 dated December 1957. Parole denied after pleading guilty. In Laymon murder case defense attorneys were appointed and trial date expected next October term.
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Erie
Mitchell Bradfield
Chanute
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Bradfield
Kenneth Olson
Chanute Grocer
Osawatomie
Carlynn Alice Laymon
Clark. M. Fleming
Richard O 'L. Ashley
Kansas Escapee Held in Virginia
Elijan Andrew Laskey, a 28 year old man wanted as a parole violator from the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing and on a burglary charge in Oklahoma City, was arrested in Alexandria Virginia after a prior claim of a shooting. He waived extradition and will be sent back to Kansas.
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Alexandria
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Oklahoma City
Elijan Andrew Laskey
Jesse Blanding
Blanding
FBI
Kansas
Laskey
Max Grubb Named Administrative Assistant in Kansas
Kansas Highway Director Maurice Martin announced the appointment of Max Grubb of Topeka as administrative assistant. Grubb, 25, was hired last June as an administrative intern in a cooperative program with the University of Kansas Department of Political Science while pursuing a masters in public administration.
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Topeka
Kansas
Maurice Martin
Max Grubb
Grubb
University of Kansas Department of Political Science
Martin
Letter Burned in Mail Box at 4th and Malcolm
A letter left in a U S mail collection box at 4th and Malcolm was burned Tuesday night by a person who pushed lit newspaper pieces through the slot. Postmaster Leif R Nelson said the letter was burned so badly the sender and recipient could not be identified. It was the only mail in the box and postal inspectors are investigating.
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U. S
4Th
Malcolm
Leif R. Nelson
Nelson
Cooley Says Benson Seeks Lower Wheat Price Protection
Rep. Harold D. Cooley, chair of the House Agriculture Committee, predicts Secretary Benson will push to cut wheat price protections in the next Congress. He says Benson would target wheat at 60 percent of parity to reduce support for growers.
Man Held on Meade County Forgery Warrant
Kope Hamilton 24 of 223 W 4th was arrested by police on a Meade County warrant charging forging a $5 check in a former employer s name. He was held for Meade County authorities today.
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Kope Hamilton
W. 4Th
Meade County
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